Shure MXWAPXD2 Access Point Transceiver for MXW neXt 2 Wireless Conferencing System (1.9 GHz)

BH #SHMXWAPXD2 • MFR #MXWAPXD2=-Z10
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Shure MXWAPXD2 Access Point Transceiver for MXW neXt 2 Wireless Conferencing System (1.9 GHz)
Key Features
  • Conferences, Classrooms, Presentations
  • 2-Channel Base Transceiver and Charger
  • For Bodypack, Handheld, Boundary Mics
  • Supports Local and Remote Participants
The MXWAPXD2 from Shure is the multifunction base unit at the heart of the MXW neXt 2 wireless conferencing system for classrooms, conference spaces, and presentations. This expandable two-channel hybrid system offers a wealth of connectivity options that allow for a mixture of local and remote participants and features a host of built-in DSP functions that provide clear, intelligible audio, ensuring everybody gets heard. The transceiver works with an array of bodypack, handheld, and boundary microphone transmitters (available separately), allowing you to mix and match the components that best suit your needs.
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I see this can be mounted on the wall. Can the ...

I see this can be mounted on the wall. Can the mics still be charged when wall mounted?
Asked by: Brian
The Shure MXWAPXD2 Access Point Transceiver for MXW neXt 2 Wireless Conferencing System (1.9 GHz), BH # SHMXWAPXD2, may be wall mounted and the microphones will be held securely in place by a series of clips in each charging bay.
Answered by: Mark S
Date published: 2025-01-20

I see you can mount this on the wall. How do you ...

I see you can mount this on the wall. How do you use the charging in that case? Will it securely hold the mics in the charger?
Asked by: Brian
The Shure MXWAPXD2 Access Point Transceiver for MXW neXt 2 Wireless Conferencing System (1.9 GHz), BH # SHMXWAPXD, will need to be connected to an AC outlet for power. The charging bays have secure, spring-loaded clips that hold the microphones securely.
Answered by: Mark S
Date published: 2025-01-21
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